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An African-American anthology

AJ Washington, A&E Reporter
March 4, 2021
Emily LallThe Rondo neighbohood received an apology from the Minnesota Department of Transportation in 2016. Many memorabilia have been built in the community, including a commemorative plaza on Concordia Avenue.

Resilience of Rondo

Robin Doyscher, A&E Reporter
March 4, 2021
Aida StromdahlOne of junior Asha Salah’s hobbies is calligraphy, which she was drawn to and recently started during quarantine. Besides calligraphy, Salah is also experimenting with painting, bullet journaling and learning new languages (French and Russian) and their orthographies.

The College Years: Learning to Embrace Alone Time

Sarah Sawyer, A&E Reporter
March 4, 2021
Photo courtesy of Hamline TheatreHamline University’s department of theatre and dance presents “2020: What We Saw. What We Said,” directed by prominent local actress Austene Van. The virtual performance premiered on Feb. 19. presents “2020: What We Saw. What We Said,” directed by prominent local actress Austene Van. The virtual performance premiered on Feb. 19.presents “2020: What We Saw. What We Said,” directed by prominent local actress Austene Van. The virtual performance premiered on Feb. 19.

Hamline students process 2020’s civil unre

Sarah Sawyer, A&E Reporter
February 25, 2021
Photo courtesy of Jeff BaileyJef Bailey jams on both the acoustic and electric bass.

Professors got rhythm

Robin Doyscher, Senior Reporter
February 24, 2021
Photo Sourced from New York Times

The Supremes’ profound effect on popular music

Robin Doyscher, Senior Reporter
February 17, 2021
Photo courtesy of Netflix

Unproductive criticism film review: Malcolm and Marie

Ethan Hermann, Reporter
February 17, 2021
Lauren Thompson Chair of the physics department, professor Lifeng Dong, stands beside Hamline’s new electron microsope. Dong encourages students interested in using the new technology to reach out to him.

Crystal growth: a cinematic event

Sarah Sawyer, Reporter
November 25, 2020
Aidan Stromdahl Junior Taylor Krassas performs in “Sonder”, a company-created digital video that explores the multifaceted dynamics of human isolation during a global pandemic. Krassas roams through her home in isolation, looking for anything to occupy her time.

(Play)ing online

Lyla Lee, Reporter
November 18, 2020

What has been cooking with orgs

Sarah Sawyer, Reporter
November 18, 2020

Theatre plans to act

Robin Doyscher, Senior Reporter
November 18, 2020
Source: Spotify Indie band The Big Moon released their second studio album “Walking Like We Do” in January of this year.

Underrated albums you should listen to

Robin Doyscher, Senior Reporter
November 11, 2020
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